Thanks!
I wonder what's the status of MCTB2's abridged version. Though it is a complex and full scope text, a shorter one focused exclusively in the first 36 chapters (plus the Revised Four Path Model) could work as a 'Starting Out' book, a handy complement to MCTB2, with weblinks to other sections of
https://mctb.org/mctb2/table-of-contents/.
As to how long could that abridged version be, the 8 page summary of the Equanimity chapter posted above is about 1/3 of the original text lenght. Also, I believe that including titles every 1-2 paragraphs help to anticipate and reinforce the message. Graphs, tables and lists (e.g. Daniel's
List of symptoms for ñana diagnosis) are useful in many ways, and some images are helpful as well (e.g. Stephanie Nash's
Posture-Pedia PDF).
